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Protesters clashed with police in Switzerland during a demonstration against the upcoming G7 summit in neighbouring France. Tear gas and water cannon were deployed to
UC Berkeley immigration experts cited in Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
THE U.S. SUPREME COURT cited two UC Berkeley professors, Hidetaka Hirota and James Kettner, when it struck down President Donald Trump’s executive order challenging birthright
Samsung Cuts Over 800 U.S. Jobs in Display, Mobile and Consumer Electronics Divisions
Samsung Electronics America is cutting more than 800 U.S. jobs across its display, mobile and consumer electronics operations as the South Korean tech giant relocates